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Tips re-opening
- Thread starter Ric
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PannickAtTheDisco
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went on the weekend before it opened and queued, home 10 minutes after it opened but the queues were brutal by the time we were leaving.
Was black bin bags only.
Was black bin bags only.
stonerblue
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Hooray.
Another good idea would be for councils to run a skip service. Drop one off in a street and let everyone use it.
Another good idea would be for councils to run a skip service. Drop one off in a street and let everyone use it.
Fred_Quimby
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I think the 70+ should be included with everyone else and a gradual opening of schools, year by year.
Those are my tips re opening.
Those are my tips re opening.
Thanks. Yeah, just checked the council website and seen that it is black bin bags only. Gives me a valid excuse not to go today at least!went on the weekend before it opened and queued, home 10 minutes after it opened but the queues were brutal by the time we were leaving.
Was black bin bags only.
journolud
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Four hour queues reported in Liverpool (and I’m not going to say they were mainly there to see what they could find- that would be silly).
The tips in East Cheshire aren’t reopening because it’s considered non essential which is true up to a point but totally ignores the fact that from a mental health point of view many of us will have been filling our time as constructively as possible by having a clear out or tidy up and then have nowhere to go with our rubbish and from a physical health point of view it’s not good either.
Not sure about the answer to the question but if I thought I could get away with it I’d be considering crossing the border with all the shit that’s been in my boot for the past few weeks
The tips in East Cheshire aren’t reopening because it’s considered non essential which is true up to a point but totally ignores the fact that from a mental health point of view many of us will have been filling our time as constructively as possible by having a clear out or tidy up and then have nowhere to go with our rubbish and from a physical health point of view it’s not good either.
Not sure about the answer to the question but if I thought I could get away with it I’d be considering crossing the border with all the shit that’s been in my boot for the past few weeks
journolud
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Hooray.
Another good idea would be for councils to run a skip service. Drop one off in a street and let everyone use it.
Now that is a great idea.
ganganvince
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Cheshire West resisting openening and no sign of garden waste collections.
Rammy Blue
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Burn it.Thinking of braving it today, as the spare room is filled with cardboard. Has anyone braved it since they re-opened? If so, were the queues horrendous?
Wanderingwolf
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Great. A bloke near me has been hanging a manky rs flag out of his window obvious just waiting for the tip to reopen.